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    CT1 for shower tray ?

    Thanks for the info. I decided to go for BT1 in the end, advertised as waterproof and mould and mildew resistant. Time will tell if its any good
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    CT1 for shower tray ?

    thanks for the replies, I am learning more all the time. Seems I have a few options to think about. I will have a look at this BT1 as well thanks
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    CT1 for shower tray ?

    Hi, I am thinking of using either white or clear CT1 to re-seal a leaking shower tray. I know it is expensive so would it be just as good to use a good grade silicone sealant. I obviously need something that will last and is waterproof. Any other suggestions are welcome many thanks
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    Change radiators for new ones ?

    Thanks for the input. I suppose the question is does the outlay justify the benefit in increased efficiency and a saving in gas costs. I think the answer for me is no it does not, so I will stick with what I have at the moment and simply have the central heating on longer and/or raise the...
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    Change radiators for new ones ?

    Thanks for that, yeah, as you say not really a cost effective proposition to change the radiators in view of the time it would take to recoup the ( extensive ) outlay. I will see how it goes when I increase boiler temperature and turn up the TRV's thanks
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    Change radiators for new ones ?

    Thanks for the info, I will probably do as you suggest, ie increase temperature at the boiler and check settings on TRV's Just thought that with energy prices increasing maybe new/modern radiators could have been more energy efficient. many thanks
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    Change radiators for new ones ?

    This winter seemed colder than last so I am thinking of replacing my central heating radiators for new ones. The existing radiators are probably around 20 years old, they have TRV's fitted and most are double panel. they all get hot and the combi boiler is working fine. Would there be any...
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    Help - changing wireless thermostat

    Just an update. Fitted the new wireless thermostat and receiver a couple of days ago and everything is working a treat :)
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    Help - changing wireless thermostat

    Thanks for the info, that is really helpful. I will bear this in mind when I fit the new relay box thanks
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    Help - changing wireless thermostat

    Thank you. Much appreciated :)
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    Help - changing wireless thermostat

    Thanks for that. The writing on the Salus connector block reading left to right is COM NO Earth Live Neutral regards
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    Help - changing wireless thermostat

    Thanks Shaun, Do I need to link both the ' L ' terminals together on the new Center box ? Which writing can you not make out - I will take another photo to clarify if this would help many thanks
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    Help - changing wireless thermostat

    I recently posted on here as I was having problems with my wireless thermostat and receiver, turns out the receiver has developed a fault. I have decided to change the old set up for a new receiver and wireless thermostat. However the wiring set up is different on the new unit ( a...
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    no heating- faulty wireless receiver ?

    Thanks for that. When you say ' no closer than 600mm to any large metallic objects ' I am presuming you are not including the boiler ? ( which is a large metallic object ) the current receiver is close to the boiler and has been working OK for the past 6 years or so.
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    no heating- faulty wireless receiver ?

    Yes, my original intention was to replace with a new paired unit, just thought I may have been missing something simple. I am looking at the Center/Honeywell unit which I presume is compatible.. https://www.wolseley.co.uk/product/center-radio-frequency-programmable-room-thermostat/
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    no heating- faulty wireless receiver ?

    Thanks for the speedy reply, I will get some new batteries once the shops open, and try clearing and re-binding the units. 1572423636 Just an update: I fitted new batteries to the thermostat ( although the original batteries were not that old ) then reset everything, All seemed well...
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    no heating- faulty wireless receiver ?

    My central heating failed to come on as timed a couple of days ago. Hot water is working fine. Boiler is a worcester Greenstar compact fitted new almost 6 years ago and serviced regularly. The wireless thermostat is a Salus ST620RF. There is a signal getting to the receiver from the thermostat...
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    Pan connector rubber seal

    Hi Best. thanks for the offer :D
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    Pan connector rubber seal

    Yes, I agree, probably cost more than its worth trying to get the rubber seal. Well, at least now I know. thanks to all for the info :)
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    Pan connector rubber seal

    SimonG.... yeah I bought a pan connector from screwfix and used the rubber seal from that. Just seems a waste having an unusable pan connector .

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